WordInterrupted said:There already are fines for knowingly hiring an illegal immigrant--they were part of the 1985 immigration act. They obviously haven't been very effective.
I don't understand what you want to acheive. First you say that you want to save tax dollars, but then you say you want to seal off the boarder--which would cost more tax dollars than it would save. What good do we serve by throwing tons of money at boarder security?
I'm an isolationist
I look at it this way; I would rather have my tax dollars spent keeping them out of the country protecting, rather than pay them to sit on their asses because they are on welfare and don't want to get a job. But that's my personal opinion. I'm an isolationist.
It's about the violence. We have enough violence of our own from citizens without them adding to it.
In the 1990s, while there was a large decline in property-related crime along the U.S.-Mexico border, violent crime rates began to converge to the national average. At the same time, legal and illegal immigration from Mexico surged and border enforcement rose to unprecedented levels. In this paper, we investigate the relationship between border county crime rates, immigration and enforcement since the early 1990s. We find that while the volume of illegal immigration is not related to changes in property-related crime, there is a significant positive correlation with the incidence of violent crime. This is most likely due to extensive smuggling activity along the border. Border enforcement meanwhile is significantly negatively related to crime rates. The bad news is that the deterrent effect of the border patrol diminishes over this time period, and the net impact of more enforcement on border crime since the late 1990s is zero.
Mentalist said:And hell, if they work harder then they deserve the fucking job more, to be honest.
In the 1990s, while there was a large decline in property-related crime along the U.S.-Mexico border, violent crime rates began to converge to the national average. At the same time, legal and illegal immigration from Mexico surged and border enforcement rose to unprecedented levels. In this paper, we investigate the relationship between border county crime rates, immigration and enforcement since the early 1990s. We find that while the volume of illegal immigration is not related to changes in property-related crime, there is a significant positive correlation with the incidence of violent crime. This is most likely due to extensive smuggling activity along the border. Border enforcement meanwhile is significantly negatively related to crime rates. The bad news is that the deterrent effect of the border patrol diminishes over this time period, and the net impact of more enforcement on border crime since the late 1990s is zero.
No, they don't. If they do what it takes to become citizens, then -- and only then -- they deserve the opportunity to compete for the job.
Mentalist said:And once again, if the average citizen was willing to SECURE there jobs, make themselves WORTHIT to employers then this problem would never arise. Work harder than hard and you will get what you want.
If you expect to be employed just because you're American then pedros gonna take your job!
Mentalist said:And once again, if the average citizen was willing to SECURE there jobs, make themselves WORTHIT to employers then this problem would never arise. Work harder than hard and you will get what you want.
If you expect to be employed just because you're American then pedros gonna take your job!
Miranda said:There is a problem with that. Take two men going for the same job. One white one illegal. They both work equally as hard. The white man wants $8.00 and hour and the mexican will work for $3.00. Who do you think he's going to hire? The mexican, because he can save money on labor.
But if you did that, then our country would be overrun with them. Then our economy would fall, and we'd basically fall into third world country status. It may take years to happen, but eventually it would.
No. You don't decrease the homicide rate by making murder legal, and you don't decrease the number of automobile thefts by legalizing automobile theft.
These people know there are laws, they choose to break those laws, and they are criminals. Period. Get over it.
One white one illegal mexican.
There is a problem with that. Take two men going for the same job. One white one illegal mexican. They both work equally as hard. The white man wants $8.00 an hour and the mexican will work for $3.00. Who do you think he's going to hire? The mexican, because he can save money on labor.
WordInterrupted said:What? Why would we become a third world country?
Mentalist said:Of course it does. And you should have kept a better eye on her, letting her walk through Compton at 3 in the morning, jeez.
Fact is Employers want the best value for money they can get.
Its not even debatable that immigrants work thier jobs harder and more effeciently than their American counterparts. You have a burger joint? they are flipping double the amount, need a janitor the floor is spotless an hour earlier. Step up to the plate and take your jobs back by becoming more productive.
Add minimum wage laws to stop cheap immigrant labour and woah.. lookie here.. Employers not so hot on taking Pedro on anymore.